Day by day notes and political dispatches from Atlanta
The text reviews global news plus Georgia politics and railway disputes. It notes frost damage to tobacco in Virginia and North Carolina, New York party divisions, and the Vanderbilt Garrett rail war. It mentions Mecca medical commission, the Georgia cotton exposition, and editorial opinions on figures like Arthur Blaine and Conkling allies.
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Garfield
Macon
Gilfillan
United States
Ganeh
Vanderbilt
Garrett
Albert Fink
Elassic
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Ife
Yorktown
Jesse James
Thaes
Boston
Manry
Histor
Speenhiters
Michigan
Custer
Mitten
Ston
St. Gothard
Wader Aldermatt
Regulae Postal Vaffe
Januar
Vox Maurke
Wie
North Sea
Baltic
House of Dleputes
Late President’s Son Hopes to Study Law in New York
The long mixed list of society notes mentions Harry, eldest son of the late president, pursuing a legal career in New York while Boor and Barrett play Relie n in the city. Other items include Dr Drapyaven's erysipelas, Roscoe Conkling’s curls, and various brief notices about prominent figures and events in Philadelphia, Washington, and Louisville.
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Harry
Boor
Barrett
Richelien
New York
Drapyaven
Roscoe Conkling
Curry
Pennsylvania
Guireau
Elmire
Free Press
Farrar
Love
Gnorce Scovieve
Guitean
Tus
Duke of
Montagne
Burrisa
W. H. Crewest
Cincinnati Southern
Florida
Yoshida
Washington
Hox ‘Hornen Marxam
Wes Org
Massaid
Maynard
Knox
Jeetor Thomas
Europe
Vanderbilt
Bond
Robert Caurett
Thomas Azys
Mary E. Antes
Rpysvnloge
Ewigne
Vassar Coll Tv
Allen
Philadelphia
Quibergus
A Vonen’s Medical College of
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Bio
Atlantic
Gamthreon
Wo Kim
Berlin
Canr
Strane Ronixsox
Louisville
Strabane
Londonderry
Ireland
United States
Hoy
2Nd Presbyterian Church
Ife
New Books From Osgood and Appleton Offer Varied Fiction
A review of Damen's Ghost from Round Room Series explores the plot around a city property dispute and a crafty shyster, highlighting Joe Piverton and his sister as bright linings. Also examined is Tue Broony Cussy by J W DeForest, noted for vivid character drawing of two Black men using plantation dialect, and Rape Warne Furrsox: Philosopher and Poet by Alfred H. Guernsey, praised for selections from Emerson aimed at a broad reader base.
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Damen
Toston
Smres TE Osgood & Co
Osgood
Joe Piverton
J W DeForest
New York
D Appleton & Co
Chlroe
Phil
Uncle Rarus
South Carolina
Rape Warne Furrsox
Alfred H. Guernsey
Appleton
D. Appleton & Price
Emersons
Emerson Todnel
Cotton Exposition Opens South's Industrial Rebirth
The Atlanta exposition edition of The Constitution opened with thirty two pages presenting southern industries beyond cotton, highlighting new farming tools, improved machinery, and the transformation of cotton into fabrics. Prominent leaders including Senator Voorhees and editorials praise the event as a catalyst for north south union, free labor in the cotton belt, and renewed southern prosperity. The opening ceremony drew many visitors, signaling a strong push toward industrial growth and regional cooperation.
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Columbus Enquirer
Yim and Enterprise
Enator Voorhees
Andren Indianapolis Journal
Senator Voorhees
South
Jennior Vaorhtes
Watterson
Caroline
Voorhees
Cincinnati Gazette
Washington Post
Clark County
Atlanta
Hellton North
Atlanta Constitution
Savannah Times
Wing Piper
Southern Enterprise
American Progress
Columbus Times
Constitution
Boston
Gate City
Ew York Tribune
New South
Siiter
New York Herald
At- Tanta
Georgia City
Chiveriry
Death of Orson Pratt and early Mormon church leaders
Obituary notes Orson Pratt aged about seventy, a founder apostle of the Mormon Church and noted theologian and author. Also reports frost damage to tobacco crops, French visitors to Yorktown centennial events, and court actions in Washington, Danville, and Norfolk with coastal and market updates.
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Orson Pratt
Salt Lake City
U._T
Orson_ Pratt
Morain Eharch
Newman
Poly
Yorktown
Congress
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